Ten steps from the Terminal 1 check-in rows, Airport Convenience Store is the quick “I forgot something” stop at BZE. It sits landside in Terminal 1, so you can duck in before security, grab last‑minute basics, then head to the single security queue. Stock skews to standard airport convenience: bottled drinks, snacks, gum, basic toiletries, and some Belize souvenirs with “Belize City” printed right on the packaging.
Hours aren’t clearly posted online, but regulars report it usually tracks the first and last international departures out of Terminal 1, so expect it open from early morning through late‑afternoon banks of flights. Prices run higher than Belize City supermarkets – think airport mark‑up on chips, chocolate bars, and sunscreen – but still under what you’d pay at many US hubs. If you land cash‑short, most items ring up in Belize dollars, with many counters accepting major credit cards.
You won’t find hot food here, just shelf‑stable snacks and drinks to carry through security to the single departures hall used by airlines like American, United, Delta, and WestJet. Grab sealed water or soda and anything like travel‑size toothpaste or deodorant you forgot, but skip bulky souvenirs; bigger gift shops inside Terminal 1 departures have more choice once you clear the scanners. One practical tip: do a quick inventory of chargers and toiletries at check‑in, then hit this shop before you join the security line.